A piece titled for a folk song from this country opens with a descending F minor flute melody above harp arpeggios. The motif [read slowly] G, B flat, B flat, long B flat, opens a piece by a composer from this country for double string (10[1])orchestra, based on a tune by another composer from this country who wrote a motet for (-5[1])eight choirs of (10[1])five (10[2]-5[1])voices entitled (10[1])Spem (10[8]-5[1])in (10[4])Alium. (10[1])One composer from (10[1])this country included a (10[1])“Dargason” (10[1])movement (10[1])in his (10[2])St. (10[3]-5[3])Paul’s Suite, quoting a (10[3]-5[1])folk tune (10[2])erroneously attributed to a king of this (10[1])country (10[23]-5[1])entitled “Greensleeves.” (10[1])For (10[5]-5[1])10 points, name (10[1])this (10[1])country (10[1])where (10[1]-5[1])William (10[1])Byrd (10[1])and (10[4])Thomas Tallis had (10[3]-5[1])a (10[1])monopoly (10[1])on polyphonic music granted by (10[6])Queen (10[6])Elizabeth (10[17])I. ■END■